(p. 238) kuṅkuma saffron; the safflower. 23)

(p. 239) kucandana red sandal. 6)

(p. 232) kāśā to cough. কেশে তোলা v. to expectorate by coughing, to expectorate. 39)

(p. 234) kimbhūta (lit.) of what form or shape, (pop.) queer, strange, odd, grotesque, antic. ̃কিমাকার a. of strange and ugly form or shape, grotesquely shaped or formed, monstrous. ̃কিমাকার প্রাণী বা বস্তু an antic; a monstrosity. 33)

(p. 251) kṛdanta (gr.—of a word) having a suffix added in accordance with the কৃত্ system. n. such a word. 3)

(p. 192) kakānō (chiefly of children) to sob; to groan; to implore with much humble submission. ককানি n. act of sobbing, sob; groan; imploration, humble submission. কেঁদে ককিয়ে adv. having made a lot of entreaties or earnest requests. 13)

(p. 228) kāraṇḍaba a species of duck. 18)

(p. 192) kaṅka, kān̐ka the heron. 22)

(p. 248) kṛtāñjali having one's hands folded; in folded hands; having cupped one's palms. ̃পুটে adv. with one's palms formed into a cup, having cupped one's palms. ̃পূর্বক adv. with folded hands; having cupped one's palms (in supplication etc.). 43)

(p. 248) kūrmākāra shaped like (the back of) a tortoise. 31)

(p. 261) kaulika pertaining to a family or a clan or lineage, lineal; ancestral, hereditary; in accordance with the tradition and usage peculiar to a family or line. n. a weaver by caste. 5)

(p. 194) kaduttara an insolent or impertinent reply; an ungracious or unseemly answer; a retort. 110)

(p. 192) kaṃsa, kaṃśa bell metal—an alloy of copper and tin, pewter; a vessel of bell metal. 8)

(p. 228) kālakiṣṭi (coll.) extremely black and dirty or soiled. 55)

(p. 226) kāmākhyā the presiding goddess of Kamakhya (কামাখ্যা); a holy place in Assam. 22)